This week, we welcome Rev. Ben Hartley, associate professor at Seattle Pacific University and ordained deacon in the United Methodist Church preaching from John 4. 

This week, we continue our Lent series, Seeking, from A Sanctified Art, and turn to John 3:1-17 following Nicodemus as he encounters Jesus. Like Nicodemus, what needs to change in our worldview so that all might experience transformation? 

This Sunday, we continue through our Lent series, Seeking, from A Sanctified Art and turn to the story of Jesus in the wilderness in Matthew 4:1-11. How do we listen to God's voice in the midst of the noise of the world? 

In this season of Lent, we start by remembering our brokenness and how God calls us to repentance. Turning to Isaiah 58:1-12, we see what kind of fast God does choose and seek to receive all that God is revealing to us. 

We close our sermon series, Spirit Filled People, by turning to the Transfiguration story found in Matthew 17. What can we glean from disciples who were with him to guide how we are called to live into God’s preferred future today?

Today, we continue our series called Spirit Filled People in 1 Corinthians 3:1-9 and are reminded of our rootedness in Jesus and trusting in the faithfulness of God. How is God inviting us to unlearn all that we might have thought we knew and re-learn how to do church and be church together? 

This week, Pastor Joe is happy to return to the pulpit to bring your our newest sermon series, Spirit Filled People. In this series we look at what it means to be called into the Spirit by God. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 2:1-12, we look to work towards God's preferred future. 

This week, we welcome Rev. Wim Mauldin, to the pulpit. Wim is a retired American Baptist pastor, a church-based community organizer, and a member of the Bothell community. Preaching from Micah 6:1-8, Wim closes out this series, Do Justice, and reminds us: What does the Lord require of you? 

This week, we welcome our Deacon, Rev. Kristin Joyner, to the pulpit as she preaches on Isaiah 9:1-4 and challenges us to be part of God's unfolding work of justice in the world!

This week, we continue our sermon series called "Do Justice" looking at Isaiah 49:1-7 and the ways God calls us to live into our purpose of Becoming Christ in the Community.